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Why does Java use the Unicode character set?

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Unicode can represent nearly all languages of the world like English, Hindi, Bengali, Kannada, Arabic, Japanese, etc. Java uses unicode so that applications developed using Java can support a wide range of languages rather than just being limited to English.

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